| I know that many of my clients may be considering Assisted Living. There are many fine facilities in the Merrimack Valley and Southern New Hampshire and I often recommend the good care and services (especially the three meals a day) that elders can get in Assisted Living. It can be fairly costly, but it can provide a safe and healthy environment for you or your loved-one. I have just learned that Haverhill Crossings and Ashland Farm at North Andover have openings for both their Traditional Assisted Living as well as their Harbor program for the memory impaired. Here is the contact information for these facilities: Frank Quintiliani Area Director of Community Relations Benchmark Senior Living Cell: (603) 560-0660 fquintiliani@benchmarkquality.com |
It's clearly Spring around here. On the way to work this morning I saw several groups of Turkeys. In each group there was at least one male presenting his tail for the females. This looks like the classic picture you see of a Turkey around Thanksgiving with his big tail unfurled like a peacock. But, you won't see that in November, it is courting behavior used in the Spring to find a mate. Imagine if we humans had some sort of mating system like that. The males puff themselves up, furl out their tails and strut around waiting for a female to find them attractive ... that would be something ... oh, wait! Three Turkeys at my Bird Feeder - April 2011 (C) Edward Adamsky, 2011
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